The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Religious.

Rev. d. NJ. Richardson, D. D., will preach
at Dover tomorrow.
The morning hour for service at the Epts-
copal church Is 1880.
Elder Terrell will preach at the Christian
church tomorrow morning.
The Y. NJ, G. A. will meet at the Presby-
terrain church during the month Of July.
Preaching as usual tomorrow at the Pres
byterian church, in the morning, by the pastor
Union services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow night. Sermon by Rev. w. L.
Mcclure,
Elder N. Peachee will preach at the Kick
lin schoolhouse, Sunday, July 10, at 4
O'Clock, p. m.
Rev, A., Cobler will preach in this city to-
morrow at 10, a. ~, aud 80, p. M. Sunday
school at 8, a. M, sharp.
Preaching al the Baptist church tomorrow
morning at 10: 80 O'Clock, BY the pastor
Rev. W. A. Crouch. No services at night.
Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow, 3 O'Clock, p M,
PRESBYTERIAN church, subject, Are we laying
up treasures for ourselves or God:' Luke,
70 1921, Mr.. &. T.. Jesse will lead.
Services at Second Baptist church (color-
ed every Sunday at IL a. M. and 8 .. IN.
SUNDAY SCuUUl dt S'oO -
ing every Wednesday at 8, p. ID. W. ID.
Howard, pastor.
! There will be services at the Episcopal
! church. in this city, tomorrow morning al
+ 10 80 O'Clock and afternoon at so o'clock
: Rev. Jno. N. McFarlane officiating. sunday
. school at $3.50, u. N.
. Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50 a. m;
: prayer meeting. every Wednesday night
: and song service Thursday night at 7:a0. p.
4 m. at the German NJ. E. church in this city.
q Evening services will begin at I 40 O'CLOCK
j. Daily services at the Catholic church, q
II O'Clock, a. M; Sunday services 81 and loa
n o'clock, a. NJ, and % O'Clock, p. H., Rev. }
l. J, Lilly, officiating. Excepting on the last
le Sunday In the month when Father Lily
holds service at Wellington.
Mr.. g.. X. Smith, treasurer OF Chris'
ne church, of this city, reports that he mas d,
o subscription, raised enough money u
nav off the debt upon the rectory. Ihis deo
be was. last Wednesday, paid, and the parish !
le again free from debt. Mr.. VIM. d. Ch,les' L
whom the rectory debt was due, kindly mad
n q liberal contribution, for which Tue me"oer
of the church are very thankful.
of Lexington d~istrict.-Thos NJ. Coop' r. f..
EN- Fourth round.-Dover circuit, July D. ~
Elmwood and Grand Pass, is, II: Browns
I'D Vile and Blackwater, %, "a; Wellington Gil
Re- emit. 40. 81: Miami and Mt. Carmel, 30, 81
Herndon circuit, August 8, q; Warrensour
srq station. II, IA; Sedaua station, II, Ii; HIS
inv aiusville and Odessa, 90, 81; I.amonte cireui
> u a. %: Lexington station, q, Is; Odessa Gil
en- cult, September 9. 4; Waverly station, To- l
" - - .zo,;t IT "a. Clinton clrcO
hit ChilhoWle circuit - 100 o
de- "a, rs.
the The writer of this has always desired TO $
, ~ Christian unity. If this Is not altogether d
tsinable at this time. a much greater oegr
the of cooperation and Christian fellowship b
IN tween different bodies can be practiced tn
inc has been common In the past. The necessl
lard for 1t Is beginning to be seen in many qua
clal ters where it was formerly not only look
iaTu' upon W It'll Indifference but actually denl'
sije. The weakness of the Protestant, church is
cIfc its divisions, both rs to Its influence upon
any world where the church is established and
the "oi'u NC =; au rI.c
lit is Beside, the prayer OF the Master ior Inc o
ness OF HIS church remains uniuihiiea
rank long as divisions remain. The imlhe'
Il, of strides that haye been made from the c
tier troversial, discovering tendency OF The |
toward unlfratiou and harmony must
and gratifying to all who are more Christian Il
the partisan. 1t has not been many years 81
" t1t The barriers between different Chris
+ de- bodies were very high, and in some install
e the the feeling more intense than was that aga
opie' the world. That Is all wrong, and we rel
! p tIn to see that here IN Lexington, among
ministers of our Protestant churches. L
nder. prevails a feeling of brotherly love and Al
,u' ~ WHICH must be productive OF much &
hfnIIy We ina the pastors of the Presbytel
same Me thodist, Baptist, Christian and Epis>
sn- churches cooperating with each other II
I'd the good work. .he cohnhon p"po' VI"
should be, at last, the saving OF
through the Lord Jesus Christ. IL Is u p
ant aud q refreshing sight. May II FL
still TO others, ana may its influence ~
BEN. for good. 1t is TO be observed that wher
greatest intelligence eXis.s there are The
Lou,., yiers of prejudice quickest broken d
Id has Shall we not trust that these may still III
"A ass be swept away III our good, CID city OF
ting to ington: